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Wildlife habitat on Colombia's remote Pacific coast

Curated Journey · 9 nights

The Wild One

Savannah, rainforest, river and coast reveal Colombia’s extraordinary biodiversity.

The route

Remote nature with time to understand each ecosystem.

  1. Los Llanos · 2 nights
  2. Cartagena · 3 nights
  3. Tayrona · 2 nights
  4. Sierra Nevada · 2 nights
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Days 1–2

Los Llanos

  • Travel into the savannah and explore on horseback or by 4×4 with llanero guides.
  • Look for capybaras, deer, giant anteaters, howler monkeys and abundant birdlife without treating sightings as guaranteed.
  • Try early-morning canoeing and learn about cattle traditions, work chants and llanero culture.
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Days 3–5

Cartagena

  • Explore the World Heritage city through history, architecture and culture.
  • Trek a private reserve in search of cotton-top tamarins and other wildlife.
  • Glide through La Boquilla’s mangroves, then experience Getsemaní’s street art and neighborhood life.
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Days 6–7

Tayrona

  • Slow down among jungle, pools and ancient terraces.
  • Paddle a forest-lined river, look for monkeys and birds, and picnic where the river meets the sea.
  • A community-led Kogui cultural visit can be considered only when invited and responsibly arranged.
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Days 8–10

Sierra Nevada

  • Rise into cloud forest with broad Caribbean views.
  • Walk and birdwatch in one of the world’s remarkable endemic-bird regions.
  • Consider a coffee-hacienda visit or a carefully planned coastal day before departure.
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Optional three-night extension

Pacific Coast

  • Continue to Bahía Solano for seasonally appropriate whale watching, rainforest walks and sea-turtle conservation learning.
  • Choose snorkeling, diving, fishing or waterfall trekking according to season, safety and current operating conditions.

Start with a conversation

Shape The Wild One

Tell us which ecosystems, wildlife interests and activity levels should guide your journey.

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